🧠 Alzheimer’s Disease: Unique Symptoms You Shouldn’t Ignore — And How It Can Be Managed Alzheimer’s isn’t just about forgetting names or events. In many people, the earliest symptoms are subtle, unexpected, and often misunderstood. Here are some unique warning signs that may appear before noticeable memory loss: 🔹 Difficulty finding the right words or finishing sentences 🔹 Mood and personality changes—irritability, anxiety, withdrawal 🔹 Trouble recognizing familiar faces or places 🔹 Poor ju

Today’s video is all about Stage 4 Alzheimer’s, a phase where symptoms shift, and care starts to get trickier. I’m sharing what to expect, how incontinence can begin, and what your person might be struggling with emotionally and physically. Tune in tomorrow for tips and tricks to care for your person with dementia in Stage 4. #joannadementiaexpert #dementia #caregiver #alzheimer #caregiversupport | Joanna LaFleur

Are you wondering what Alzheimer’s looks like in the middle stages of stage 4-5? When people think of Alzheimer’s, usually they are thinking about this stage. Here are some common things you may see: 1. Refusing basic hygiene tasks 2. Asking to go home 3. Sundowning (agitation as the day goes on) 4. Forgetting key life details (names, people) 5. False beliefs & accusations are common Tell me in the comments if you can relate by commenting about your situation. . . . . #dementia #dementiaactivity